Sentence examples for are to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The early curtain and special price are to accommodate young theatergoers.

The major challenges for modelling prestressing tendon elements are to accommodate parameters affecting prestressing forces including prestressing losses.

Still, the trend in adult medicine is that new patient rooms are more likely to be constructed, as pediatric rooms are, to accommodate family members.

De Villiers and coach Russell Domingo, in their first Test together, must decide whether the spinner Dane Piedt or a batsman should be sacrificed if they are to accommodate the extra quick.

This fall, the programs are to accommodate 16percentt of the city's 4-year-olds, or about 14,000 children; by fall 2002, they must be able to accommodate all 4-year-olds.

The company maintains that its hundreds of job postings are to accommodate future growth, and no doubt most of them are.

The time is to accommodate a telecast by ESPN.

Its priority is to accommodate Dublin, not London.

This was to accommodate the Grateful Dead, who were known to play for hours.

"Our job is to accommodate 100% of everybody who wants to be here," he said.

Doubtless this was to accommodate the battery compartment, but why not the left edge?